Sentence examples for policy necessities from inspiring English sources

Apart from economic reasons, do state-controlled enterprises abide by political orders, policy necessities, and social demands?

I continue to believe taking on entitlement spending is simultaneously a policy necessity and a political disaster.

It is not, as Boehner would have it, a policy necessity dictated by the inability of the federal government to borrow or tax sustainably.

"So to have a more level playing field, there is a foreign-policy necessity for Europe to come to terms with its priorities -- not anti-American, but pro-European.

But that was a policy of necessity, born of deep and immediate crisis.

Using Mr Clarke's forecasts, some economists argued for tax increases, but this was on grounds of prudence putting some money aside for a rainy day and a tighter macroeconomic policy, not necessity.

Not only are these policies moral necessities in the age of hurricanes like Florence and Michael, but they are also popular among voters.

Making projections is a policy-making necessity, but is also one that must be accompanied by regular re-evaluation and adjustment" [ 9].

See Mattox v. United States, 156 U.S. at 243 ("general rules of law of this kind, however beneficent in their operation and valuable to the accused, must occasionally give way to considerations of public policy and the necessities of the case").

Flynn, the Syracuse guard selected by Minnesota after it took Rubio, now shifts from an insurance policy to a necessity.

The evidence used to encourage or alter the policy is (by necessity) chiefly based on international experience.